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From Wall street To.Dax.

NEW YORK, June IL, II a. m.-The stock mar
ket opened weak this morning with deciDes from
last evenings prices extending to !. per cent the
latter IA Louisville and Nashville. The market
very dun FOR that time OF day and the dealings
were almost entirely devoid OF Interest. Prices
were steady and lamentations small and insisni1-
cant IN most stocks, though Canadian Pacific rose
y and Denver and Rio Grande preferred lost n
like amount. Some activity was shown by Lake
Erie and Western preferred at advancing figures,
and Louisville, New Albany and Chicago gained
4. AT IL O'Clock the market is very duh and
steady 10 firm
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SPLENDID TEXAS CROPS.
Corn and Cotton in Great Abundance
and Of Fine Quality.

AUSTIN, TEX, June 1l-AccountS from all over
Texas to-day show the most magnificent crop pros
poets since the famous big-crop year OF 1882. All
over central and northern Texas the average yield
Of corn, which is now in the ear. IS estimated at
80 bushels an acre on black hogwallow prairie
lands. In river bottoms and alluvial lands near
The coast the yield is estimated at % to 100 BUSH
els an acre. on the middle BraZoS farmers say
corn will sell next fall II % cents Cotton all over
TeAasis looking spendidly. The cause or all these
good things Is that fine rains have fallen all over
the state, almost weekly for the last month. Many
prelict a million and half bales this year Tor
Texas.
CROP PROSPECTS N ILLINOIS
SPRINGFIELD ILL, June 1.-THE reports received
slight increase m the area devoted to corn and
the general condition is above the average for
June 1. Much or tt has been cultivated the second
time. The area devoted 70 sorghum is about half
as large as last season. and Its condition Is fuIl
average Tor June 1. Winter wheat promises an
much earlier than usual. Spring wheat, Oats, rye,
barley and fax In fair Jndition. Tobacco has
made good growth during the last month and has
an area equal to that or last season. Meadows and
pastures have suffered greatly from the drought,
but have improved since the recent rains. The
area devoted to Irish potatoes Is much larger than
that or last season and the condition Is above The
average for June. Ihe fruit prospect is about the
same as last year at this date.
AN ENCOURAGING OF ,IoOK IN DAKOTA
CHICAGO, June ia dispatch from Minneapolis,
Ninn.. says: The outlook for grain in Dakota is
generally good, and in most parts above the aver
age or former years. local paper has letters
written By grain men In Dakota representing
every county. or these at least 95 per concur
in the statement that the present prospect is not
only better than last year, but that it is above the
average OF past years.
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a Rig Thing for -. Zoe.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-, June 1.-THE santa he Co have
purchased property In tins city 10 the amount Il
over $50 600 for the establishment OF shops
yards and Trei ght house facilities The company
Will remove Its shops from AtChison 10 tins city.
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The Kaiser Feeling Rerter.

BERLIN June 1l.-Emperor William slept better
last night than the night before, and is improved
generally this morning. The pains In the abdo-
men from which he has been suffering have
abated.
The departure OF Crown Prince Frederick vii
liam for London 10 participate In the Jutilec o.
Queen Victoria has been postponed until Nondayf
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The Military Academy Exercises.
DEFICIENT CADETS-STANDING OF TIE COIORHI

The Military Academy Exercises.
DEFICIENT CADETS-sTANDING OF TIE CoIoRKp
GRADUATE.
yesterday was busy day at West Point, OPEN
Ing with flne exhibition OF horsemanship in the
riding hall by members Of the first class. Two Of
the cadets were thrown, and Peck one OF the
graduates, will receive his diploma on crutches
though he is not seriously injured. Gen. Sheridan
Inspector General Baird and Col Blunt, of Shert-
viewed the cadets a1per which the dress parade
was given with more than the usual ceremonies.
There are stxty-four graduates Alexander, the
members OF the third class and ten Of the fourth
were found deficient and viii be dismissed. Among
R. b. Clarke and r H. Hines, Of Georgia; Duncan,
OF Kentucky; La1dley, or West Virginia; A. I.
Lamb, OF Tennessee; Mcdowell. OF Texas, and
held last evening, and was largely attended.
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still More Furnace Fire. Bnuk ed.

CHICAGO June 1.-The fires In the remaining
blast furnace ut the South Chicago Works OF tAa
North Chicago Rolling Mill Co have been banked
down until the troubles In the Connelsyllle coke
region have been settled Already some LOO men
have quit work, and when the shut down is conn
plete -, 100 men Will be out OF employment.
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TIE GREAT INFLUX OF IMMIGRANTA-Two thou
sand seven hundred and twenty-e1ght immigrants
were landed at Castle Garden, New York, yester-
day. The new rules TO hold all children under SIX
teen years OF age nnaccompanted by proper guar
clerks We're kept busy making searching inquiries
into the character OF every ch1ld's guardian.
Several boys were found to be alone and they
were held for investigation. Application was
made by attorneys for the Irish Immigrants who
are detained at Wards Island to Judge Brown Of
the United States District Court, for q writ OF
habeas corpus on the commissioners Of emigration.
1hey are ordered to show cause why the immi-
grants should not be allowed 70 land. Arguments
will be heard next Tuesday.
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MIND READER BISHOP nL-Henry Irving Bishop
the mind reader, Was taken suddenly i'll Thursday
night while talking with party of friends In q
New York restaurant. He was placed In q
carriage and conveyed to the Hoffman House. He
was not able to stand and had to be carried up to
his room. His physician, Dr.. Lawrence, was
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H0TRL GUESTS MUST REMAIN THRsTY.-Judge
Lawrence, in his decision holding that New York
hotel proprtet0rs have no right TO sell liquors to
guests on Sunday, says: ''The statutes forbid the
sale OF intoxicating liquors without q license. The
DEFENDANTS license expressly excerpts Sunday from
its provisions, permitting the sale at other times
and that consequently the defendants have no Il
cenSe to sell LIQUOR on Sunday"
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Teumysom HAS the Cont.
so LEWIS NORRIS WILL WRITE THE ODE FOR TIL
IMPERIAL INSTITUTE OPENING.

MPEkIAL INSTITUTE OPENING.
LONDON, June ll-Lord Tennyson is suffering
from severe attack OF EOut, and has been ordered
away on a yacht cruise for the benefit OF his
health. The Prince OF Wales has Therefore asked
Lewis Norris 10 write the inaugural ode Tor the
Imperial institute. sullivan VIII set II to music,
and Will conduct its rendition toy a monster chOrus
and orchestra at Albert hall, On July 4, la the
pre,euce OF Ile queen.
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81. JOSEPH, Mo-, June 11.-Joseph Payne, young
farmer living 12 miles south, left home THURSDAY
night to attend q concert at Wallace. Yesterday
morning his dead body was found by the roadside
with bullet through the lungs. There is no clue
undoubtedly done By an enemy, - his pockets
were und1stufbed.
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Craig rolliver Wa. Not Killed.

LOUISVILLE, nv. June ia Cos01er-JOu-ndi
special from Morehead, Ky. says there Is no truth
In the report OF the killing OF Craig Tolliver lie
was seen well and hearty at 10 O'Clock last Light
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Alexandria Affair."

TRYING To REFORM LEE sTKEET.-some OF the
houses on Lee street north OF Queen are like
some OF Washington streets south OF the
avenue. The mayors office yesterday afternoon
was the occasion OF several trials OF women In
charge OF houses In that neighOorhood. and lines
OF $50 were imposed on each or them. An effort Is
on loot TO clear that neighborhood OF such houses.
They have, however, been long In possession there.
CHCRCH SOCIABLE.-A pleasant sociable and
cong gregat1on assembly or the Washington Street
Baptist church was held at the sunday school
room OF that church last night. Music and adj
dresses, with cosy collation. made most pleasant
evening.
NoTEs.-The legal contest for the clerkship OF
Alexandria County between Clerk johnson and
Clerk Young. win be heard at Fairfax Court-House
next Monday by Judge Keith, OF the Circuit
Court.-The Braddock House has been sold 10 X.
NJ Fryer, OF the Arrow Steamship co. IL was
owned In New York and the sale took place there.
The amount paid Is not known.-Geo. Koch had
his hand badly cut by a circular saw al Ather-
sons mill, on Union street yesterday.-Repre-
sentaJiveS from the German, French, and Other
embassies IN Washington are expected at the
Norton ship-yard this afternoon--Gas Is TO To
cut OF from the house OF delinquent gas Consum-
ers next Wednesday.-The commonwealth's at
torney and city treasurer have been served with
notices by Judge Bond. OF the United States Court,
not TO bring suit for taxes, required by the
State law, against taxpayers who have rendered
couponS-The recent festival realized some SIS
for The bene1t OF the Alexandria lnnTmary.-lho
mayor has fined Mary Gray 50 for disorderly con-
duct, and Geo. Swansbuiy 81 Tor vagrancy-
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In the Chicago Doodle trial yesterday Ed Nc
Donald, one OF the defendants testified In his own
behalf. He denied all the charges against him, q
also Nc 6chneiders eliminating testimony.
Jacob v. Dollman, captain or an oyster schooner.
trial for murder, In having shot ana Killed Wm.
Stanley, one OF his crew, IN March last, was con-
y1cted OF manslaughter iu Baltimore yesterday.
The wheat crop In Kansas = being harvested
and promises dne y1eld
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The typographical Union.

-
LABoR-PLATE MATTER, ETC.
At the International Typographical Union con-
vention in BufIalo, yesterday, the report OF the
committee on female cheap labor recommending
organization and equal pay for equal work was
adopted. The committee on constitution and by.
laws reported unfavoraby on abolishing the Office
OF chief organizer; favoraby that the time %
holding the next meeting be fixed as the second
monday Ia June, ana also that the salary OF the
secretary and treasurer be changed from 100 10
g., ,OOO and Of vice president, 5000. The report
was agreed TO- The committee on plates among
other things recommended that union printers who.
sanctioned by the executive committee, strike
against plates be supported from the strike fund.
Adopted.
AT the afternoon session the new Officers wero
sworn in and Immediately afterwarc Mr. jackson,
of St Louis moved that the convention go into
secret session, for the receipt or communication
OF so great importance that no man not sworn TO
secrecy should listen 10 it. Mr.. Jacksons manner
was so Impressive that the motion was at once
carried. The secret session lasted half an hour.
The committee on on-union offices reported, bug
the report was secret. Three times during the
afternoon the convention went into executive
session for the consideration OF important busi-
Philadelphia rendered his resignation ss secre.
tary-treasurer. The cause OF his action was not
learned, but It is thought that the reduction q
the salary attached TO the ONCE had something co
do with Il. Wm- 8. n. Clevey, OF Chicago. was
appointed TO Ill the vacancy. The Crdfsmdn, by
q vote OF 81 70 80, was declared the omcial organ
until the union shall establish an ofcial journal
or bulletin. The resolution OF thanks 70 DE-.
NcGlynn was tabled.
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Confession OF Imcemdiarie~,
THEY WERE HIRED 10 BURN BUILDING By NER-

CdAH1b Of kOkO4Os
KoKoNo IND, June 1.-Two detectives who
have been working here with gang OF street
laborers laying gas mains for the last two months
have arrested VIM. and JOS. Malosh, who have
confessed the crime OF burning the Dixop building
In this city on the night OF January last, causing
q loss OF $4,000, and state tnat they were hired
to do 1t by prominent business men OF this city.
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Mayor Hewitt has revoked the t-garden
license Of the Oak Point Hotel OF which the noto-
nous 1.-The" Allen Ia reputed TO be the proprietor.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except SUNDAY,
At THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest COEaer Pennsylvania Ave. and llth ST., by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
; ID KAUFMAN, rIresL

Trr FvrSr~G STAR Is served TO subscribers IN ths
city by carriers their own account At IN cents ,
Vcck- o. lie yer u.2Ith. Copies at the counter
month. one year. 60. six months 81
ilnfrred az the Post OLlee ~ " Washington d. c. as
srsUl-d-C lISs NAL matter 49,
IHE WEEKLY SIAk-published on Friday-s1 n
SesT POSTAGE prepaid Six months. so cents
-. AL mail sylbscrV tons must be paid in adxsncs,
paper sent longer th=-I is p2id for
l&te- u ADVERTISING uaai- known, -, ar1,,i-,tor
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III. ID. B,RR

III. ID. BaRR
IMPORTER AND TAILOR
has the honor 70 inform you that his NEW GOODS
have 1ust arrived
NJ BALI. PERSONALLY tts al garments made in his
tabEsL.lent-
-, 4lll teDnsylvania avenue,
no4S Washington. y. G
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Treasury Department Changes.

Treasury Department Changes.
Mr.W. j. Neel, of Georgia, has been appointed
clerk of the $1,000 class In the Office Of the Second
Auditor under civil-serv1ce rules by transfer from
War Department.
The following persons having served satisfac-
tory probationary term Of six months each have
received absolute appointments:
Alfred X. Allen, OF Iowa, to the s., 600 class in
Ohio, to class In the Of1ce OF the sixth Auditor.
Mr.. COrcOran'S Steady improvement,
DR. GAKNETTs FAVORABLE REPORT OF HIS PATIENTS
CONDITION.
Dr. Garnett said to STAR reporter this after
noon that Mr.. Corcorau was steadily, though not
rapidly. improving; that he was little better to-
day than yesterday, and that he expected to have
him well enough to go on bis summer vacation at
the usual time this season. 'Mr. Corcoran," he
said, t'has the best heart, physically as wen as
morally, OF any man have ever met. His heart
Is perfect, and he is backed up by wonderful
constitution"
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FREE DELIVERY AT Observation-Disclosures, Nd,
has been added to the list OF fr delivery postot
nceS, at which service is to begin July /.
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THE DISTRICTS SHARE.-The War Department
has issued regulations regarding the distribution
OF the appropriation for furnishing arms and
equipments TO the militia The District OF Colum-
bias share Is S.. ;j29
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THE PRESIDENT TO-DAY resumed his regular
routine OF Official duties, and as the callers were
very few he had an opportunity to devote most OF
the day to the consideration OF matters that had
accumulated during his absence. Among his call
ers to-day were Secretary Fairchild, Secretary
Endicott, Postmaster General 6Vtlas, AlJutant
General Drum and Mr.. Doran, Or Minnesota.
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10 TO RIVER VIEW
W aud the Grand
SWlIChBACk RAILWAY
my25-1m COASTING TRACK.
DOSTON BY SEA
ID Merchants and Miners Transportation Co.
Steamships sail from
BALTIMORE va NOr4Jlk Boston
Every Monday, Thursday ami Friday, o'clock m
Passenger accommodations UNSURPASSED.
Fare. including meals AMI Saloon, stateroorn
bertks- el2-0O. round trip, 5-S2 JpJer deck
berths. eli round tFIp. - lOr further in
formation circulars al al tie Hotels
AL HIGGINS. General Agent,
Long DOck- Baltimore.
Telephone Baltimore Z4f my2l -3m
HO FOR THE GREAT FALLS AND CABIN
her resJlIar trips SUNDAtS >. MONDAYS WED-
NEsDAlS and FRIDAYS Alternate DAYS TOR charter
Boat leaves high aud Canal SIS Georgetown a.u4,
fare soc round trIp For information apply J. G.
and ]. II. WATERS Iny2O- I'm.
nAILY EXCURSIONS
Leave hourly from 7th-street ferry wharf
IL miles on the Potomac for IL cents. my19-1mo
CTEAMER DIXIE RUNS DAILY, MAKING TRIPS
- livery Hour from CEIlbeTIand's BOSt-HOuse, fout
0f street and New hampshire avenue and foot OF
High street Georgetown stori ing al HoltZnaEs Land
Ing. Table kOck, Boat Club and Dixie Landings
First trip up 3 n last trip down 81 10 p N
Round trip. <1c: Children, l3c- Reduced rates for
large parties. Telephone call oo3-2- mylS-lm
MARSHALL HAIL-THIS DELIGHTFUL RE-
X1 sort open for the Meals Ia carte Lunch,
COree- lea, Milk. &c. &C. for ExcCrslOnists.
Steamer W W. COkCORAN leaves every morning at
~ y CLOCK returning At 4 pm On SuiIu1ys per adj
NertlseIAent- ap22-3m
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FOR SALE-AT THE HIGHEST POINT
- within the District, that beautiful Plateau
on the summit OF Good Hope Hill, with an unsur
passed vista, extending to the neighboring States
fertile dairy farm OF about II acres only one mile
from the new Pennsylvania bridge (now being
constructedl; improved by S-room dwelling,
stables sheds, etc; we'll adarted for profitable subdi-
vision. at the price of $4,000 (which only q cents
per foot Apply to WELLER & REPETTI,
lell-0 3o6 PennS YlVaula
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THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
What is Said About the Next Presiden.
tial Canvass.

THE SOUTH 10 THE SECOND PIAcR-LAMAR AND
CARLEL1-NORTHERN DEMOCRATS SPOKEN OF.
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rS NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The eo-pGrtnership heretofore existing between D.
Il. ElcheIherger and Samuel Solomon under the name
OF ElCHELBERGER x SOLOMON. (Beli Tea and
Coffee Co } doing business at 901 9TH NV, is dis
solved this Sth day of Jue. 1887 by mutual consent
D g. Elchelbereer Co. will continue the business
the same stand and all liabilities the late
nr and Will receive of all debts due the firm.
d IL. EICHFLBERGER,
S4NEEJ ONION
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STNDAY-SCHOOL UNION MONTHLY
- meeting will be held in First CONGREGATIONAL
Church, 10Th and @ sts. Mon7ay. June IL at 7:45
o'clock pm Topic, Echoes from the Chicago In
ternational 5. s. Convention" Five delegates Will
report. Meeting free. All welcomed. 1t
THERE WILL BE No CONCERT TO-
60 morrow in the Smithsonian Grounds 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-11

STEAMER W W CORCORAN
\ o'clock
Apply al wharf. at foot of 18th ST. !e9-3t
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yn-S FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
o. corner of 10Th and q sts IL w-"ChIldren's IS
sunday Will be observed by appropriate at
II a. m Rev SAM SMALL. will preach at i D. LII. to
lneu only under the auspices OF the Y. NJ G. A. No
evening preaching service. Vesper service in West
Parlor at Z g. Sunday School ut 9 30 a. 1u 1t
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.I-S, CENTRAL UNION MISSION. $50 PENN
~ Syly&nla ave--Gosrei services daily at II III
and 40 pm SUNDAYS, $3.50 pm. Rehearsal OF gos-
pei sons, saturday. pm. Dedication of Gospel tent
for 2',d and q SITS. Nv. sunday, 30 pm. Col Rod
gers VIII lead Gospel Service Seanan'S Bethel Sun
day $50 pm. Providence Hall meetings Sunday, ) p
w. uesCays and ridaysI 40 Gospel lent, lucS
iiyS, 40 pm. Gosl el " Sundays
Gospel lent. Dedication 3;:iO foot of 18th ST. 4 4
pm NaiketSpace 2 m Come and accept Christ. It.
WOMANS HOME MISSIONARY So
iS~Es cltty. Quarterly meeting, Monday, 30 D.
p. n at FOUNDRY church l+th and & SITS, NV. Mrs
Bishop Andrews Will preside. Address. Miss Foss Re-
ports from auxillaries Members and all interested
invited. IT.
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STEAMER W W. CORCORAN Will MAKE TWO
- trlps 20 MAhSHALL II Ill SUNDAY. JUNE 12th.
ieav1L sths-rest wharf at 81 aud 80
returninE. arrives at = and . PIN Refreshments
bard the boat and Marshall Hall Fare roU-Id trip,
25.. jelC-ot
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EXCURSIONS, PIC-NICS. &c.
II OVER CEDAR POINT,
MASHINGTON,S COMFY 1Sr aNn

WASH1NGTONS COMFY ISLAND.
Excursion season opens June 26th and daily there
alter Music, Boating Bathing. dancing. Fishing.
cheapest ami best EXCURSION out of Washington New
and magnificent fast palace steamer Henry c. Bishop
Will leave foot of 9thstreet wharf daily H.: re-
turnlii1 arrive AT 80 For special rates Sun
day schools aud examinations should apply to
SIEFELNSON BROS, ti-sIreet wharf.
kOuDd-trlp sIUc-. Children, iell-.}m
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if f---c-, 4 CHILDREN'S DAY MASS MEETING
49,, will be held at the Calvary BsIItist Church
n a.id II sts. II. W.; Sunday June 12 :;3O p IL.
der the aus Cf the Primary Tacner' Union Chill
dren Will meet il :. ). before $50 All prjn-
AIRY snd intermediate 5 S. classes. and the children
geGeraly invited, with their teachers or pareuts
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IN THE sUPRFMF COURT OF The Dis
TRIl 7 OF COLUMBIA.

TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
The Sd day OF June. 1887.
ANTHONY G.. DOUGLASS v. CLINTON BECKwIrH
JOIN " QuAcKESBusH and CHARLES PETERSON
coparrners doing business under the firm name of
Beckwith. Qufckenbush Co. No. S6O0. In EQUITY
Equity Doc. No 25.
On motion of the complainant, by Church and
Church his solicitors il is ordered that the defendant
Chas Peterson. cause his appearance to be entered
herein before the first rule day occurring forty
days after this day; otherwise the cause will be pro-
cee.ied with as in Of default
The object OF tbs suit Is to restrain the infringe
nent OF conpa nant's letters patent improvements
III operating compressed air apparatus dated April
1855 and for an accounting in respect thereto
WM, VI. MERR1CK Al
A true copy. Test: r. j. MEIGs. Clerk
By ". L WILLIAMS Asst Cl'k
original hIed June 3. 1887 je1l-1aw3w
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V,IRST PICNIC OF y. B 5. CLUB. To BE GIVEN
II at LOCHBGHLERS PARK. corner New York ave.
and lst 81 NV TUESDAY. June IA, 1887. Dancing,
I-3O- Tickets, % cents Ii.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-08
TO THE PUBLIC.

Ae there seems to be some appre-
hension that the Elevated Railway will
not run regularly, am requested by
the stockholders to state tha6 this line
OF suburban railway was built with a
view similar TO the suburban railways
OF Birmingham, Kansas City, Atlanta
and other cities, its object being the
development of Oak Cliff. the beauti-
full and magnificent suburb OF Dallas,
the accommodation and convenience
of people residing there, and for the
carrying of passengers to and from
Spring Lake and Park, Oh Third st.,
and Hord Lake AMI Park, at foot OF
Grand avenue, which will soon be the
popular pleasure resort of North Tex
as. The company has made the low
fare of 10 cents to the pubic and s
cents to parties living at Oak Cliff be-
tween Courthouse and any station at
Oak Cliff, thuh affording cheap and
quick transit to visitors, and 10 the
merchant, professional man, mechanic,
lahoring man, etc, between their bust
ness and bones. This Elevated Rail
way is not for to-day, but for all time,
and will be run regularly, traffic or no
traffic. Very respectfully,
I. L. MARSALIS, Pres.